The Flow EX is built for heavy hitters, it is at home on the big trails, Gravity Enduro Races and Downhill tracks and will leave you wanting more from each run. The Flow EX is best suited to 29er bikes which have upwards of 130mm rear wheel travel or for people who like to ride their bike hard on every outing, a no holds barred type of rim

The Pro 2 Evo is precision CNC machined from billet 2014 T6 aluminium in Hope's Barnoldswick facility and features a one piece 7075 aluminium rotor body and pawl carrier, Four pawls engage into a 40 tooth steel ratchet which is fixed into the hub shell and is sealed with a frictionless, non contact labyrinth seal for minimal drag. It's also this setup that gives the Pro2 hubs their distinctive ticking sound. The axle itself runs on five cartridge bearings, whilst conversion kits are available to allow the hubs to adapt to any current or future standard for future-proof performance.

Tubeless Ready

This Stans rim is tubless ready but you will need the conversion kit to enable the rim to be run in this format. The green rim tape is supplied by Hope and is not air tight, please purchase the Stans NoTubes tubeless kit alongside the wheel if you are wanting to run the rim tubeless.

Note: Hope Pro2 hubs use an aluminium freehub body, therefore use of a spidered cassette is advised

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Designed For: Trail / Gravity Enduro / All Mountain

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Extensively CNC Machined Aluminium Hubs

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Fast Engaging 40T Freehub

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Stans Flow EX Tubeless Ready Rims

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Sapim Race Spokes With Brass Nipples

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Built In Hope's Barnoldswick Factory

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Front: 9mm QR And 15mm Adapters Included

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Rear: 135mm x 10mm QR Axle / 150mm x 12mm Thru Axle

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(Alternative Adapters Available Separately)

HOPE, as a company has now worked at the leading edge of engineering technology since 1989. Ian Weatherill and Simon Sharp, 2 Rolls Royce aerospace engineers decided that the brakes on their newly discovered mountain bikes weren't up to scratch when compared to the motorbikes they were used to riding. A mechanical brake was produced and a hub to attach it to, and that, as they say, is where the story started.

Now, 21 years on, they employ 85 people (several of whom started out at the beginning and a huge 90% who live within 2 miles of the factory) to run over 50 CNC machines, 24 hours a day. The whole range of components are produced in house. The design team use their extensive knowledge and skills on the latest computer aided design software to create drawings, 3D printed models and prototypes that are then turned into the finished parts.

Everything is made in the Barnoldswick Factory (with the exception of electonics in the lights, rubber seals, pad material, hose and bearings) right down to the connectors, shims, pawls, and other small parts that go into making the finished piece.